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am grateful to Robert Crease for making it possible for me to obtain this source); Stirland 1995:109–15. News reports indicate that other such skeletons exist, too, though some have not yet appeared in the scholarly literature (e.g., Studd 2001; Barr 2000). In the past, though, few of “the numerous cases of pre-Columbian Old World syphilis…have withstood reexamination” (Baker and Armelagos 1988:710).

Universal presence of syphilis: Hudson 1965a, 1965b.

Confusion with Hansen’s disease: Baker and Armelagos 1988:706–07.

Historians’ motives: Crosby, “Preface to the 2003 Edition,” in 2003b:xix.

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ABBREVIATIONS

AA

American Anthropologist

AmAnt

American Antiquity

AJHG

American Journal of Human Genetics

AAAG

Annals of the Association of American Geographers

CA

Current Anthropology

HE

Human Ecology

JAH

Journal of American History

JAR

Journal of Archaeological Research

JB

Journal of Biogeography

LAA

Latin American Antiquity

NH

Natural History

NYT

New York Times

PNAS

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

QI

Quaternary International

QR

Quaternary Research

QSR

Quaternary Science Reviews

WA

World Archaeology

WMQ

William and Mary Quarterly

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